The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-06


lar and half
Iscob P. Young. eolored, declines the Re
,.nbican nomination for Poor Director in
Bedford county
Learn the prices at this Office before plac-
ing YOUR orders for job printing. Cheap at
,-,rriye. and expeditions
pr Enfield, of Bedford, ran against the
,o-ner of pile of brick the other night and
Mas very painfully injured in tie side.
July 4ih. 9TH and 9th, 1855. is the date and
G,ttysburg the place selected for the next
annual encampment Of the Sons of Veterans
ofPeunsylyania
New York chemist has discovered that
compound Of Of lead is used in enameling
,be leather sweat bands in hats, and that such
b,,. NAV cause the wearer TO thaye head
aehe
We have on hand large number OF good
brick which we will sell in quantities to suit
the purchaser Prices very reasonable. Yard
opposite the planning mill.
HoLBRooK Bios. q PARsoN.
The game law has been amended and the
b7l signed by the Governor, prohibiting the
killing Of quail or Virginia partridge be
tveep December 18th and October 18th, pro
vding penalty Of SO for every violation
ofthe act
The careful housewife should bear in mind
that If She puts cherries in bucket Of water
she can detect the wormy ones by seeing
them rise to the top, while the sound heal
thy ones sink to the bottom. This is worth
remembering.
A tramp viii do good thing occasionally
as was illustrated the other day in Bellefonte
when young lady fell on the railroad track
in front Of moving car. the knight of the
uad going to her assistance and dragging
Der from her perilous position.
The Philadelphia Ledger gives this pre-
srrption for sleeplessDess Plunge the hands
and especially the wrists, in very hot water,
OF hold them under the hot water spigot
un,il YOU can bear no more. Then you will
probably sleep well and rise refreshed
There are two skunk ranches in Pennsyl-
yana. one at Little Corner, and the other at
Nillers Station Good skunk skins sell
ldily at 81 apiece And the idea i to keep
the ma.Act well supplied with tie black
and white pelts without breaking down the
price.
,n.l. . ,,,..,..,,.. ..r ,l,. gar,l,ria Iron Cprn-
pan in Iohnsiown have been banked ex-
celt one The Company's coke ovens in The
Conuc.lsyiIle region have been shut down
for some time aud enough fuel from other
sources cannot be obtained to supply the
furnaces.
The new Limited Express on the main
line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad is lighted
with the incandescent electric light The
electric power necessary is stored in a closet
IN the forward part Of each ear and carries
enough to last - hours The light makes
the car bright as day.
New York has an act prohibiting the sale
or gif1 Of spirituous liquors On Sunday which
was Construed to neaD that hotel proprie-
tor could not serves wines or liquors 10 their
guests al Sunday dinners THIS view of the
law was fought by the hotel-keepers, and the
supreme Court has Just decided that the ho-
tel-keepers were right in their opposition.
MEar MARKET.-We have just added a
large Refrigerator to our Meat Market. IN
which all meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton, beef, pork, &c, kept constantly on
hand Open daily Parties buying men
can have it kept in the refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS a Co.
fhe house of Rev. Mr.. Tressler. Of Manor
vile Armstrong county, was entered on
sstunlay night, the family drngged. and the
preachers watch, valuable papers, money.
railroad pass and the family jewels stolen
The family slept until . O'Clock. Sunday
morning, and the pastor arrived quite late
al church, and offered the above explana-
ton
Although not a very distant neighbor, the
republic Of Venezuela is little known to
Northern Americans. land of perpetual
summer, it presents many and varied at
fractions TO the tourist. which are to be
pleasantly SET forth by DIR. W. f. Hutchin-
son in The American Magazine for August,
with a portrai, of the renowned Venezuelan
President, General Guzman Blanco.
The peach growers ofHunterlon. Warren
and Sussex counties. in New Jersey, feel
greatly encouraged over the hattering pros
peci Of good yield Of peaches. The orch
ar'ls look healthy. and for the nlost part the
irec> are well filed with green fruit. Strange
10 say in many orchards the trees
on the north side are loaded with fruit
While those ON the south side arc almost, If
moi entirely, bare of peaches
Farmers are cautioned TO beware of circn-
ian or blanks sent 10 them with stamp for
return POSTAGE with request that they be
filled out, osiensibly for the purpose of
showing the condition of the crops in the
Vicinity In short time you will be sur
prlsed at the return of this piece Of paper, to
Which is attached your signature, transform
81 into bona fide promissory note which
has been discounted at some bank, and
which you will have to pay.
ICED Tea is a pleasant summer drink, and
eegYe the following peceip, for making II
FoF dosen tumblers Of tea use y teaspoon
iais Of Ooiong tea, u tumblers Of water and
about two quarts of broken ice-not very
hhe Wash the ice perfectly clean and put
II INTO the vessel in which the tea is 10 be
made Bourin the water, and then sprinkle
N Tie dry tea Cover and set i'm the refrig-
e'slor or other cool place for four. or, better
Si SIX hours The drink viii be found
Strong and exhilirating.
The following letters and postals remain
ihg an the prstofiice at Somerset, viii bcsent
70 The Dead Letter Office If not called for
"ll'iin ten days from this date, July 6, 1887
nro~n, Jackson: Baker, Irwin Donovan.
ihouas Goshan, Lincoln Hoover, Hem
Nostoller 4. j.: shaficr. Ephraim
l1eyaslsis, John Wright John Walter,
"el Warner, Miss Ella Young Richard.
foslais-H -Hemmlneer, Cyrus Koons, j
.. Miller, Conrad
yK CoffRorH. p. NJ.